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Dzata Cement scales up business with new haulage trucks
The Management of Ghanaian-owned cement producing company, Dzata Cement Limited, has added to their pool of vehicles new haulage trucks...
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‘Enough, allow ECG work!’ – Krobo Traditional Council to defiant youth
Public Relation Officer of the Manya Krobo Traditional Council in the Eastern Region, Nene Asadahor I, has reiterated that it...
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Sack Ghana Health Service Director General – Head of IT GH demands
The Head of Information Technology (IT) Department at the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Samuel Quarshie is demanding for the removal...
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Your rights are not more important than others – NMC Chair to journalists
Chairman of the National Media Commission (NMC), Yaw Boadu Ayeboafo, has said that the rights of journalists are not above...
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Gov’t is free to spend revenue generated from e-levy – AG
The Attorney General, Godfred Yeboah Dame, has said that government is free to use revenue accrued from the electronic transactions...
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‘We’re dying, we’re getting sick due to litigation stress’ – Lawyer bemoans
Lawyer Mary Ohenewaa Afful has said that many lawyers are dying out of stress resulting from litigation cases in court....
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Restructuring, rescheduling of interest payments panacea to revenue mobilisation challenges – Kwakye Ofosu
Spokesperson for National Democratic Congress’s John Dramani Mahama has advised the government to restructure Ghana’s debt to reschedule interest payments...
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Write your will to avoid post-death conflicts – Lawyer
Lawyer Mary Ohenewaa Afful has counselled the general public to write their will to avoid conflicts over distribution of properties....
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Kwabenya under curfew from May 5 to May 8 over funeral rites of chiefs
The Dome-Kwabenya Traditional Council in the Greater Accra Region, has slated a royal burial and funeral rite for its chiefs...
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Supreme Court: Minority’s suit against e-levy implementation to be heard today
The Supreme Court has scheduled Wednesday, May 4, to hear the case brought before it by three members of the...
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